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LOCAL BY NATURE

In the Audubon Park Garden District, you’ll find everything there is to love about Orlando, in a neighborhood that lets you slow down and soak it all in. Lush gardens, vibrant murals, indie shops, award-winning eats, and a deep commitment to sustainability as Orlando’s first EcoDistrict – all held together by a community that feels like family.

Come see a different side of the City Beautiful.

LET THE GAMES CONTINUE!

Join the Audubon Park Garden District for our next Tabletop Games Night at Redlight Redlight on Thursday, December 18 from 7–9 PM! Whether you’re into strategy, bluffing, building, or just laughing your way through a chaotic round of Exploding Kittens, we’ve got a spot for you. 2810 Corrine Drive, Orlando 32803

Ages 13 and up, all experience levels welcome. We’ll have a wide variety of games to choose from. Walk, ride your bike or park at the Audubon Park K-8 School next to Redlight Redlight!
Great fun. Great games. Great conversation.

Let’s roll.

JOIN A VOLUNTEER TEAM!

The APGD Main Street program, a 501c3, makes this area a better, more successful and desirable place to live, own a business and work. But we couldn’t do it without your support, so please consider joining a volunteer team today.

You don’t have to live or work here to support our mission and we have plenty of ways to help make our community better. Email director@audubonparkgardens.com for more information or check out our event calendar here.

FRESH PRESS

Audubon Park Garden District won the Great American Main Street Award in 2016, and the bright strip of local businesses continues to be a gathering place for culinary creativity, coffee, and community. Harry P. Leu Gardens, a 50-acre botanical garden, is a main draw. You’ll find ancient oaks shading subtropical blooms of camellias, azaleas, roses, Florida natives, and tropical plants, all perched on a property overlooking Lake Rowena. Most popular are the garden’s movie date nights on the lawn.

There’s no shortage of places to stay caffeinated and satiated in Audubon Park. Grab a cup of good drip coffee at Stardust Vide & Coffee, a honey-pistachio latte at Lobos Coffee, or a strong cortado at Lineage Coffee. Stroll around . . . rows of romance novels at The New Romantics Bookstore . . . before you walk your way over to East End Market. Here you can find food for every craving. If you see a line out the door, it’s likely for Gideon’s Bakehouse and the infamous half-pound cookies. Read the full article on Southern Living here.